Double pushchair recommendations

[MrsTLC]

My Lb will be 20 months old when new baby arrives and given that we regularly go out for the day, we'll be in need of a double pushchair.
We use the tube a lot.
Manoeuvrability is important as I show dogs and therefore frequently travel over lumpy bumpy grass.
Have a fairly large car so this isn't an issue.
Must have spinning front wheels as both oh and I have back issues.
I already have a mamas and papas 9 in 1 for little boy, so not needing a car seat part, but I do like babies to have freedom of carrycot before being tethered into a pushchair. I have been spoilt with my current carrycot as the internal dimensions are massive.
Can anyone suggest anything or give the pros and cons of certain models? I am completely in the dark here nd don't know where to begin. Budget isn't a massive issue but naturally, I don't want to spend an absolute fortune if I can get something comparable for £300/£400 less.

 

[Mummybexee]

My son will be 19 months

Do you want side by side or tandem? Once you've decided that - then you can start looking

Two on my list for tandem ( so I can turn it back to single when older is walking ) are

Uppa baby vista 2015 model
City jogger select tandem

 

[Louise2013]

I am wondering about this too. I want tandem but I really don't like the ones that look like one baby is right on top of the other. I keep getting recommended the Phil and Ted double but I just hate how cramped the bottom seat looks; equally, I don't want one that looks like a bus and is about three metres long! Mummybexee are the two you've listed this kind of 'stacker' type or are they a bit more 'spaced out'? I will google them as soon as I can....

 

[MrsTLC]

My son will be 19 months

Do you want side by side or tandem? Once you've decided that - then you can start looking

Two on my list for tandem ( so I can turn it back to single when older is walking ) are

Uppa baby vista 2015 model
City jogger select tandem

I'm not sure. Which would be easier things like the Tube? What are the benefits to each? It was hard enough deciding on a single model, but I feel like I know even less about a double.

 

[Mummybexee]

God a tandem if your doing the tube! A bugaboo donkey forms instance is wider than a wheelchair so you'll struggle everywhere

I too don't like the Phil and teds as the infant is on the floor and you get no basket

I want one that parent faces aswell and can be fully adaptable etc

Balthazar on here works in a pram shop - she's clued up

 

[Goat]

My son will be 19 months

Do you want side by side or tandem? Once you've decided that - then you can start looking

Two on my list for tandem ( so I can turn it back to single when older is walking ) are

Uppa baby vista 2015 model
City jogger select tandem

I'm not sure. Which would be easier things like the Tube? What are the benefits to each? It was hard enough deciding on a single model, but I feel like I know even less about a double.

I have the previous Uppababy and use the tube. As a single it's fine, as a double its fine once you're on the platform but you would need a strong pair of hands to get you up and down some steep staircases! Though I do think that would apply to most doubles. I do now pre-plan most of my journeys so that I get on and off stations with step free access from street level to platform level if I'm by myself. This method has worked but it does mean I need to walk to the tube stop further up the street and get off at a stop that's not as near to my destination.x

 

[Mummybexee]

I don't live in London so don't have that problem but I think a tandem being narrow is far easier than a big side by side